Why do good people suffer? That question prompted a remarkable discussion between Job and his three friends. This message explains their conversations to help us learn about suffering, friendship, and the greatness of God.

Studies indicate that the reality of suffering in life is a top reason for the growth of atheism. For many, suffering seems incompatible with the existence of a good God. This message explores suffering and how we can actually grow to know God better...

Singing is not only modeled for us throughout Scripture, it is also commanded. There are over fifty direct commands to sing to God. God gives very clear guidance regarding what He desires for us to do with this capacity he gave us to sing. In this...

Jesus calls those who follow him to go into the world as his ambassadors. Christians are "sent" into the world to share his words and continue his works. This message explores what it means to be a "sent" person. (This message is...

The Apostle Paul wrote, "if Christ has not been raised, your faith is futile." Why? What is it about Jesus' resurrection that is essential to the Christian faith? This message explores these questions and more.

Why was Jesus crucified? Was it God's will? Is there anything we should learn from the way Jesus endured such suffering? This message explores these and other questions.

In this message, we take a look at a courtroom drama with high stakes and complex human emotions like anger and jealousy, but also love and compassion. This particular trial, found in Luke chapter 22, doesn't end with the exoneration of the...

Do you feel timid about acknowledging your faith in Jesus? The apostle Peter may provide encouragement. This message explores Peter's denial of Christ, and his subsequent restoration to a vibrant ministry.

"Why do Christians talk and sing about the blood of Jesus?" "Does it have any relevance for our lives?" This message explores the significance of the blood of Christ and the benefits it provides for those who know him.

In this message, as we open to the first four verses of Luke 21, we see Jesus' heart and His value system on full display.